Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
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transition period. The long thin arms
lavor the pulled and full, while short,
plump ones affect She style which test
displays their charming proportions. The
Indications are that happy medium Will
ne adop Cd, ard that years will roll by
before there IS q return to the tCrtGfing
sight sleeves Of the past few years.
Costumes are now rendered very ornate
by e abOrate braiding. As tais is priuci-
ps.ly done by hand, it not infrequently
addS SD or $50 to the cost Of costume
l. j., however, style of trimming which
can b easily m.de, and young lady
with leisure can occupy her time and
exercise her taste in the OrnameutatiOn
If her TAI dresses. Very different
6re the conditions now of such work,
5 ampiug Ia terms make IL easy Forty
years ago the catteTn was first carefully
traced on tissue paper, then basted on
the material, aflerWard the braid was
stitched through the Iaper in all the in
tricacies of the design, and the work of
paIerCe began when the sewing Yves done
10 PICK out every bit of paper without
f1GFlpg or otherwise injuring the work
verify the world moves.
Jerseys Which seemed in the spring in
thzn ever now. They are plsiu aud close
beaded; with wide box pl42ts down front
and back Ia Norfolk jacket, and even
made like blouse
Waite felt is the August wear Of hats
at the watering places, it is in 81 shapes,
bat Of this material. Tie sailor shape is
most used, unless it be in the Ia wn ten
-, IL e.
turned up ia q way to suit the caprice OF
the wearer, ard his frequently embroid-
cred upon II the Implements Of the game.
Paris correspondents speak of our old
acquaintance, the pOlOnsise, coming in
new 2ujse, especially g tavorite Of young
girls. The revival is under the title of
blouse, and is 8 dress shorter than an
ordinary dress, worn over a petticoat OF
the same fabric, on which il is slightly
very s!ightly-draped; the blouse is worr
with belt, is shirred at the neck to de-
fine round yoke, and IS shirred again
toward the waist. The sleeves are quite
full, half long, and gathered at the arm-
hole: band of Bulgarian galloon, en-
broidered in Col0red silks blended with
gold or silver, is srounG the armhole anC
on the wristbaud, and similar galloon i.
used for the belt. Such costumes arc
made of barege, yelling, English Grape
aud crepeline for young girls evening
| toilet,es.
TWO DRESSES.
Two pretty low waists are used fol
gumpe dresses OF lawn, batiste OF
ginghsm for girls from five years upward
One Of these is cut of at the top, straigh
across under the aims, and is pointed S
the waist lire in front. a wide band 0
| four or five iolds is sewed across eacl
side of the top serving as shoulder straps
and sleeves are dispensed vi Ii. This i
| pretty in blue Chsmbery with red square
wrought in il, and the neck and wais
corded with red. TIE other wais
is gathered hsIt ! high or tn,
shoulders il front and back, lesyi1!
9 V space open from the neck Il
the belt, SnG is again SHRED next tn,
! belt. The e*ges next the opening msy b.
=" ply hemTed, or else edged win seal
II. CO enJ:olG.cy. H. s.etyls ale
short full puff gathered to e band. TIT
guimpe is laid in very fine tuckS in clus
tiers al!erEa ing with rows Of insertion
snd is shown down the entire front AT
back in the pointed opening. This dres
Is made up in pin dotted musliIs in col
ors in white, and also in linen lawn witt
dots, sprigs, or hair lines of pink, blue O.
red hsrper's Bszar.
NOTES.
The newest gauze fans are spaDgled.
Pearls are the fsvorite stones-woln now